Uponastar
Well-Known Member
Is this for real?!
Don't know. . .
Just wanted to say "hi Samantha"! :kiss: :lookaroun
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Stitch has gone CRAZY!!!
- Thread starter M:SpilotISTC12
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Don't know. . .
Just wanted to say "hi Samantha"! :kiss: :lookaroun
mkepcotmgmak
Well-Known Member
for those of you doubting this - it happened. i was there. no one was injured, and disney took COMPLETE care of these Guests in TRUE Disney form.
edit - let me add this - the fluid is not toxic unless swallowed. even if it gets in your eye you can wash it out quickly with no injuries. i used to work in the tiki room, and zazu sprang a leak (from a rather humorous location) during a show - that is when i learned that the fluid is not toxic, nor will it burn your skin off... well, maybe if it stays on for a long period of time, but Coke will do the same thing.
edit - let me add this - the fluid is not toxic unless swallowed. even if it gets in your eye you can wash it out quickly with no injuries. i used to work in the tiki room, and zazu sprang a leak (from a rather humorous location) during a show - that is when i learned that the fluid is not toxic, nor will it burn your skin off... well, maybe if it stays on for a long period of time, but Coke will do the same thing.
Yen_Sid1
New Member
Most AA's use hydraulic oil due to smooth and quick response. Only small functions use pneumatics usually digital functions. Larger Analog functions are always hydraulic. The oil does not heat up, it has a good heat coefficient and there is hardly any friction. It does not burn exposed skin either. All it did was mess up some people's clothes. And Disney gave them some new ones. It has happened before with diiferent AA's.
All the functions are monitored and so is the hydraulic level. As soon as it sees the level drop, the AA shuts down and no more hydraulic pressure.
All the functions are monitored and so is the hydraulic level. As soon as it sees the level drop, the AA shuts down and no more hydraulic pressure.
T-1MILLION
New Member
Dang Stitch will not be happy until he is Mickey. He is/has already taking over merchandise all over Disney. Now he wants to top Mickey's spontanious combustion in the finale of Fantasmic with his own combustion. When will this end?!?!?!!!!!!
Stitch exploding was actually the best news myself has ever heard. Just as long as none of the guests or CMs were hurt.
Stitch exploding was actually the best news myself has ever heard. Just as long as none of the guests or CMs were hurt.
Sorry you dont like the title.
DisneyDellsDude
New Member
I read somewhere a while ago that when a show was going on, his hand flew off and hit someone.
metscool
Active Member
I hate to be that person.
Rob562
Well-Known Member
Kronos
New Member
The Truth
I spoke to a CM who was there. They told me the following:
* It was The Sarge (in the preshow), not Stitch, that sprayed hydraulic fluid.
* The CM who was supposed to be monitoring the show stepped away from their post for a few minutes. When they returned and saw what was happening, they realized they didn't know where the Emergency Stop button was located and a trainer had to rush in to stop the preshow.
* The guests, to a person, demanded to proceed to the main auditorium to see the main show rather than exit the attraction or clean up.
* While an Ambulance was called, nobody needed medical attention, although some guests did request a private area in which to get cleaned up.
* Guests who were sprayed were given a readmittance ticket and a t-shirt. They were told that if they wanted additional items to replace ruined clothing they should file a claim at Guest Relations (City Hall).
* No guests or CMs were asked to hush-up the incident or not discuss it.
Not in the Sentinel because it's a non-story. Nothing to see, kids. Move along.
Almost, but not quite, entirely wrong.
I spoke to a CM who was there. They told me the following:
* It was The Sarge (in the preshow), not Stitch, that sprayed hydraulic fluid.
* The CM who was supposed to be monitoring the show stepped away from their post for a few minutes. When they returned and saw what was happening, they realized they didn't know where the Emergency Stop button was located and a trainer had to rush in to stop the preshow.
* The guests, to a person, demanded to proceed to the main auditorium to see the main show rather than exit the attraction or clean up.
* While an Ambulance was called, nobody needed medical attention, although some guests did request a private area in which to get cleaned up.
* Guests who were sprayed were given a readmittance ticket and a t-shirt. They were told that if they wanted additional items to replace ruined clothing they should file a claim at Guest Relations (City Hall).
* No guests or CMs were asked to hush-up the incident or not discuss it.
Not in the Sentinel because it's a non-story. Nothing to see, kids. Move along.
MickeyTigg
New Member
Since when has that stopped them? The lady falling outside of Mission: Space was a non-story too, but that got coverage.
Kronos
New Member
Ah, but that was because it happened outside the ride the Slantinel called "The most hazardous ride at Walt Disney World" (and then, only because "the wildest ride in the wilderness" was already taken).
Kronos
New Member
No, it just fell off (my best friend was in the audience when that happened).
